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* '''''[[ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} Aquamen]]''''': A new ongoing following the Aquamen of Arthur Curry and Jackson Hyde as they try to unravel a conspiracy that could rock Atlantis to its core. Written by Chuck Brown and Brandon Thomas with art by Sami Basri and Adriano Lucas.
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* '''''[[ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} Aquamen]]''''': '''''ComicBook/{{Aquamen}}''''': A new ongoing following the Aquamen of Arthur Curry and Jackson Hyde as they try to unravel a conspiracy that could rock Atlantis to its core. Written by Chuck Brown and Brandon Thomas with art by Sami Basri and Adriano Lucas.
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* SnapBack: Renee Montoya returned to being the Question in ''[[ComicBook/LoisLane2019 Lois Lane]]'' just prior to ''Infinite Frontier'', a move that was itself a SnapBack and one that involved her turning in her badge. Here, she's back to being a detective (and soon after, the GCPD Commissioner) with no reason given for her return. Additionally, she's developed (seemingly from nowhere) a dislike of vigilantes despite having been a loyal ally to them, having been one herself, and even having dated one as recently as ''DC Rebirth''.
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* SnapBack: Renee Montoya returned to being the Question in ''[[ComicBook/LoisLane2019 Lois Lane]]'' ''ComicBook/LoisLane'' just prior to ''Infinite Frontier'', a move that was itself a SnapBack and one that involved her turning in her badge. Here, she's back to being a detective (and soon after, the GCPD Commissioner) with no reason given for her return. Additionally, she's developed (seemingly from nowhere) a dislike of vigilantes despite having been a loyal ally to them, having been one herself, and even having dated one as recently as ''DC Rebirth''.
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* '''''Batman''''': Batman and his new ally Ghost-Maker investigate the possible return of Scarecrow and a mysterious new group called the Unsanity Collective. Meanwhile, with Gotham on edge after what happened with [[ComicBook/BatmanTomKing Bane]], [[ComicBook/TheJokerWar the Joker]] and a new attack that destroyed Arkham Asylum, plans are in motion to implement the oppressive Magistrate regime seen in ''ComicBook/DCFutureState''. Written by Creator/JamesTynionIV with art by Jorge Jimenez, [[ComicBook/BatmanJamesTynionIV resuming their run with issue 106]]. The run concluded with issue 117 and the ''ComicBook/FearState'' crossover.
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* '''''Batman''''': '''''ComicBook/{{Batman|2016}}''''': Batman and his new ally Ghost-Maker investigate the possible return of Scarecrow and a mysterious new group called the Unsanity Collective. Meanwhile, with Gotham on edge after what happened with [[ComicBook/BatmanTomKing Bane]], [[ComicBook/TheJokerWar the Joker]] and a new attack that destroyed Arkham Asylum, plans are in motion to implement the oppressive Magistrate regime seen in ''ComicBook/DCFutureState''. Written by Creator/JamesTynionIV with art by Jorge Jimenez, [[ComicBook/BatmanJamesTynionIV resuming their run with issue 106]]. The run concluded with issue 117 and the ''ComicBook/FearState'' crossover.
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* '''''Batman Incorporated''''': Ghost-Maker leads Batman, Incorporated to the dismay of the heroes handpicked by Bruce Wayne. They're forced to overcome their squabbles when Batman and Ghost-Maker's past comes back to haunt them. Written by Ed Brisson with art by John Timms.
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* '''''Batman Incorporated''''': '''''ComicBook/{{Batman Incorporated|2022}}''''': Ghost-Maker leads Batman, Incorporated to the dismay of the heroes handpicked by Bruce Wayne. They're forced to overcome their squabbles when Batman and Ghost-Maker's past comes back to haunt them. Written by Ed Brisson with art by John Timms.
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* '''''ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}''''': Selina Kyle finds herself in the middle of a criminal riddle as she seeks to gain control of Alleytown. Written by Ram V and drawn by Fernando Blanco, starting with issue #29.
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* '''''ComicBook/{{Catwoman}}''''': '''''ComicBook/{{Catwoman|2018}}''''': Selina Kyle finds herself in the middle of a criminal riddle as she seeks to gain control of Alleytown. Written by Ram V and drawn by Fernando Blanco, starting with issue #29.
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* FeelingTheirAge: A major part of the stuff with Superman and Batman going forward from this is DC giving up the ghost of the idea of them being in their 30s at most, instead acknowledging that they're in the 40s at the ''least'' and them dealing with their age now.
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* FeelingTheirAge: A major part of the stuff with Superman and Batman going forward from this is DC giving up the ghost of the idea of them being in their 30s at most, instead acknowledging that they're in the their 40s at the at the ''least'' and having them dealing with their age now.
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* FeelingTheirAge: A major part of the stuff with Superman and Batman going forward from this is DC giving up the ghost of the idea of them being in their 30s at most, instead acknowledging that they're in the 40s at the most and them dealing with their age now.
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* FeelingTheirAge: A major part of the stuff with Superman and Batman going forward from this is DC giving up the ghost of the idea of them being in their 30s at most, instead acknowledging that they're in the 40s at the most ''least'' and them dealing with their age now.
